Basic and Dynamic disks

Is it possible to dual boot (on two separate physical disks) a basic disk (Win98) and a dynamic disk (Win2000) with both OS's recognising each other on boot? I know that a partitioned disk won't support this configuration.

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Is it possible to dual boot (on two separate physical disks) a basic disk (Win98) and a dynamic disk (Win2000) with both OS's recognising each other on boot?
 
I know that a partitioned disk won't support this configuration.
 
How about separate disks?
 
In anticipation
 
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I don't think win98 can read dynamic disks
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Only Win2K understands Dynamic Disks.
 
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